Hon Moses Kipkemboi Cheboi

All parliamentary appearances

Entries 4181 to 4190 of 10403.

• 2 Dec 2015 in National Assembly: 3 Wednesday 2nd December, 2015(A) Hon. Members, we are not going to open this issue. Let us proceed. We cannot waste the time of the House. Hon. Chepkong’a and Hon. Cheptumo have committed themselves to bring a report. view
• 2 Dec 2015 in National Assembly: So, we are going to proceed. I would actually be tempted to give Hon. Pkosing a chance because he had a Motion. I really do not want us to open up this issue. We will deal with it when the reports are tabled. Nobody has specifically mentioned you. I would have given you an opportunity. What is it, Hon. Pkosing? You are being very disorderly? Hon. Pkosing, have you folded your coat ready for war or that is the design of the coat? view
• 2 Dec 2015 in National Assembly: Order! By the way, nobody has cast aspersion. In fact, Hon. Wandayi has just arrived from India on a caucus on anti-corruption. Let us not open this issue unnecessarily. I am not giving any more Members the opportunity to speak. Let us proceed. We will not open that issue. We will proceed to the Order as it is in the business today. Let us have Hon. Katoo ole Metito prosecute his Procedural Motion. view
• 2 Dec 2015 in National Assembly: Let me give Hon. Eseli an opportunity and it has to be different. We cannot go back to the same thing. Many Members have spoken on this. view
• 2 Dec 2015 in National Assembly: Let me look at Hon. Pkosing. As far as I am concerned, in my estimation and sometimes I suffer from short-sightedness and so, I am not able to look at him clearly, but let me assume that his suit has shorter sleeves. He has actually won a smaller size of a suit. But I can see that he has a necktie. I can see the colour between the arms looks the same. Many of the ladies have come to the House in shorter sleeved tops. Hon. Pkosing, are you properly dressed? Let me see. Well, Hon. Members, can any Member ... view
• 2 Dec 2015 in National Assembly: Even Hon. Ngikor is also out of order. He is putting up his hand with one finger vigorously shaking. I do not know whether he is pointing at me or he is showing a symbol of a certain party. Well, I will consult on that one, Hon. Members and I will make a decision on whether Hon. Pkosing is properly dressed. I will send somebody to go close to where he is. This is something that we will have to dispense with. Hon. Members, there is a bit I want to read for the Members and we will all look ... view
• 2 Dec 2015 in National Assembly: 4 Wednesday 2nd December, 2015(A) “Members are required not to enter the Chamber, lounge or dining room without being properly dressed”. That is qualified down there to mean a coat, a collar, a tie, a long trouser and not a short one, socks, shoes or service uniform or decent national dress for men and an equivalent standard for women with hats optional. The only difficulty I have is that when I talk about a coat, I wonder whether what Hon. Pkosing has is a coat. It is a coat which has shorter sleeves. Hon. Amina is a fairly older Member ... view
• 2 Dec 2015 in National Assembly: But obviously, that is not a national dress for the Pokots. Let us get a middle ground, Hon. Members. The description here is so clear. The only thing is that it does not describe the type of a coat. But we know decent clothing here. Because I want to get the feeling of the Members, let us have Hon. Mbadi as we wind up on this one. We will not take longer than that. view
• 2 Dec 2015 in National Assembly: Hon. Mbadi, you are always much more audible. I do not know whether you are getting a little older or it is the rigors of the campaign. view
• 2 Dec 2015 in National Assembly: Order, Hon. Ochieng! You are interfering with your party Chair. view